Actually healthy, proper critique made by marginalized communities is often muddied by the time it's brought into the mainstream or broader audiences, as people will flock to negativity due to the nature of social media and often refuse to acknowledge any real critiques people have of a subject.

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An artist doing this trend isn't doing much harm outside of putting Harry Potter in the spotlight again. But treating EVERY person who has distaste towards this trend as a monolith rather than acknowledging that there's a wide spectrum of takes on it across the community is reductive & harmful.

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People doing the malfoid trend disappoint me. It shows how people's allyship only goes so far. It's also not lost on me how much of the art I'm seeing of this trend involves futa in some way. It's funny in a not "haha" sort of sense. (Also christ there's so much AI art of it, it sucks)

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Ah yeah. Hope it’s sorted quickly- it’s a rather common thing that happens with sewing machines but it can be annoying

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HAT

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